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Planning Applications for Determination PL.08 12/13 Planning Committee Date 17 October 2012 Subject: Planning applications for determination Report by: Director of Regeneration and Planning Contact Officer: Nick Ethelstone Area Team Manager 01427 676629 The report contains details of planning Purpose / Summary: applications that require determination by the committee together with appropriate appendices RECOMMENDATION(S): Each item has its own recommendation 1 IMPLICATIONS Legal: None arising from this report. Financial : None arising from this report. Staffing : None arising from this report. Equality and Diversity including Human Rights : The planning applications have been considered against Human Rights implications especially with regard to Article 8 – right to respect for private and family life and Protocol 1, Article 1 – protection of property and balancing the public interest and well-being of the community within these rights. Risk Assessment : None arising from this report. Climate Related Risks and Opportunities : None arising from this report. Title and Location of any Background Papers used in the preparation of this report: Are detailed in each individual item Call in and Urgency: Is the decision one which Rule 14 of the Scrutiny Procedure Rules apply? Yes No x Key Decision: Yes No x 2 Executive Summary Item 1 - Planning Application Nos: 128044, 128045, 128047 and 128048 PROPOSALS: Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building A) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building B) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building C) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building D) LOCATION: Holme Hill Farm Waddingham Road South Kelsey Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN7 6PN RECOMMENDED DECISIONS: 128044 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128045 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128047 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128048 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing Item 2 - Planning Application Nos: 128788 and 129059 PROPOSALS: (A) Planning application for change of use of existing aircraft hangar to B8 Storage and Distribution, storage facility, with a replacement modular office building. (B) Hazardous Substance application for the storage of oil and gas, fuel, oil, under very toxic, toxic, oxidising, flammable, highly flammable, highly flammable liquid, extremely flammable, dangerous for the environment and any classification substances LOCATION: Wickenby Aviation Ltd, Wickenby Airfield Watery Lane Wickenby Lincoln LN3 5AX RECOMMENDED DECISIONS: (A) Grant planning permission subject to conditions. (B) Delegate the determination of the hazardous substances consent 129059 to the Director of Regeneration and Planning upon the receipt of the consultation response from the Health & Safety Executive. 3 Item 3- Planning Application No: 128778 PROPOSAL: Planning application for proposed replacement hangars, ancillary workshops and offices LOCATION: Wickenby Airfield Watery Lane Wickenby Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN3 5AX RECOMMENDED DECISION: That the decision to grant permission subject to conditions be delegated to the Director of Regeneration and Planning upon the signing and completion of a section 106 agreement obligating the applicant to not us the part of the existing North Hangar subject to the application 128788 for the storage of aircraft following the expiration of 3 months from the date of first use for storage of aircraft of the two hangars granted by this permission. Item 4 – Planning Application No: 128994 PROPOSAL: Planning application to erect an agricultural anaerobic digestion plant LOCATION: Pimlico Farm, Grasby Road, Great Limber, Grimsby, Lincolnshire RECOMMENDED DECISION: Grant planning permission subject to conditions Item 5 - Planning Application No: 129095 PROPOSAL: Planning application for proposed double garage and garden room LOCATION: 1 High Thorpe Southrey Lincoln LN3 5TB RECOMMENDED DECISION: Grant permission subject to conditions 4 LOCATION: SOUTH KELSEY APPLICATION NO.: 128044, 128045, 128047 & 128048Item 1 SITE AREA: 4.334ha SCALE: 1:5000 Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office ©Crown copyright. 1 Unauthorised reproduction infringes ©Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil procidings. West Lindesy District Council Licence No. LA 100018701 2011 Item 1 Officers Report Planning Application No’s: 128044, 128045, 128047 and 128048 PROPOSALS: Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building A) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building B) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building C) Planning application for erection of a livestock building (Building D) LOCATION: Holme Hill Farm Waddingham Road South Kelsey Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN7 6PN WARD: Kelsey WARD MEMBER(S): Cllr C L Strange APPLICANT NAME: Mr Frank Tobin TARGET DECISION DATE: 18/01/2012 DEVELOPMENT TYPE: Minor - all others CASE OFFICER: Kirsty Catlow (report by Zoe Raygen) RECOMMENDED DECISION’S: 128044 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128045 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128047 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing. 128048 – Grant planning permission, subject to conditions and a Unilateral Undertaking requiring the owner of the adjacent land to undertake disposal of the slurry in accordance with the Waste Management Plan dated May 2012 and restricting HGV routing Introduction: This is a joint report for four separate planning applications each for the erection of one livestock building. Site Description: The application site is located in the open countryside, approximately 2 kilometres to the south west of South Kelsey and currently comprises of two 2 Item 1 existing livestock units for the fattening of pigs. The site can be accessed from two points off Waddingham Road, a hard surfaced track from the east and a gravel track to the south. The application site is located to the west of the southern gravel track, 400 metres from Waddingham Road to the south and 450 metres from Holme Hill Farm complex to the north. The surrounding area is open agricultural land dotted with farm holdings and residential properties. The closest residential property to the site is College Farm Bungalow, which is located 435 metres to the south east of the application site. Holme Hill Farmhouse (now a private dwelling house) is located 615 metres to the north east of the site. The site is within Flood Zone 3. An initial Flood Risk Assessment was submitted, following comments by the Environment Agency this was updated and revised and has been assessed by the Environment Agency. Proposals: Each application seeks planning permission for the erection of one livestock building. Building A (128044) measuring 63m by 22m would provide dry sow accommodation for 440 sows ( female pig after she has had her first litter) and 80 gilts (young female pig, not produced her first litter). Building B (128045) measuring 63m by 13m would provide farrowing (to give birth to litter of pigs) accommodation for 120 sows. Building C (128047) measuring 63m by 16.5m would provide weaner accommodation for 1150 weaners (five to eight week old piglets) Building D (128048) measuring 63m by 15.5m would provide weaner accommodation for 1100 weaners. Weaned piglets will remain within the weaner accommodation until they reach 30kg liveweight at which time they will be transferred into the existing pig finishing units on the site (referred to as E and F). The applicant’s do not have sufficient finishing accommodation on the site for all the piglets produced. Pigs which cannot be finished on the site will be transported off the site for finishing elsewhere. Pigs which are finished on site will remain until they reach 105kg liveweight at which time they will be transported to Hull. An Assessment of the Odour Impact report has been submitted with the application which concludes that there will be an increase in odour emissions from the pig units but modelling indicates that they will remain below the problematic guideline value. There has been no
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